Aden residents upset over military compensation exclusion
The article highlights the resentment and neglect faced by the people of Aden from both the Houthi authorities and the government after they were excluded from military jobs since 1994, despite having completed all official procedures. This marginalization is attributed to their belonging to Aden and the lack of tribal or regional support. The displaced individuals, who are living in difficult conditions, are calling for their situations to be resolved quickly and for their salaries to be paid. They emphasize that discrimination against Aden's residents persists due to their lack of tribal backing and that their complaints are being ignored by the Leadership Council and the government.
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